B1 Slang

Mina.

Girl / Chick.

Meaning

An informal term for a female friend or young woman.

Meaning

An informal term for a female friend or young woman.

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¡Disfrútalo! es 不及格 zh What do you think? en den Hund füttern. de einen Fehler korrigieren de De vez en cuando. es 어깨가 축 늘어지다. ko دانش آموز خوب fa تو فاز نیستی fa नई भाषा सीखना hi آب میل کردن fa آدمیزاد بنده احسان است fa بی‌نظیر است fa छोटा गाँव hi play false en به من ربط دارد fa آنچه عوض دارد، گله ندارد fa क्या मुसीबत है! hi push in en einen Koffer packen de يُعاني من ألم ar 気が向く ja Echar fuego por la boca es il va sans dire que fr

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